Event |
E - POWER Sri Lanka 2011 |
Concurrent Expos |
4th POWER Sri Lanka 2011 , RE POWER Sri Lanka 2011 & PV POWER Sri Lanka 2011 |
Detail |
Sri Lanka’s premier International Exhibition on Electric Power Equipment and Technology |
| Date |
16 ~ 18 June 2011 (Thurs ~ Sat) |
| Location |
Colombo , Sri Lanka |
| Venue |
Sri Lanka Exhibition & Convention Centre, Colombo – Sri Lanka |
| Opening Hours |
10.30 am to 6.30 pm |
| Frequency |
Annual |
| Open to |
Trade & Business Visitors |
| Organizer |
CEMS USA in association with CEMS India |
| Cooperated by |
CEMS Bangladesh , CEMS China , CEMS Pakistan |
Expected number Of Booths |
200 |
Standard Booth Size |
9 sqm |
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Yet another addition to `4th Power Sri Lanka 2011 International Expo’ is the `E-Power Sri Lanka 2011’ focusing on Electric Power Equipment and Technology, being held concurrently with the main exhibition from June 16 ~ 18, 2011 at Sri Lanka International Exhibition & Convention Centre (SLECC), Colombo – Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka’s energy sources consist primarily of biomass, hydro-electricity and petroleum that
contribute to 47%, 8% and 45% of total energy respectively. In the power sector, the installed capacity for electricity generation from hydro, thermal and wind power presently stands at 2,407 MW, compared to 1,409 MW in 1999. 80% of the households are enjoying the grid connected electricity while another 2% of households are provided with basic electricity connection through off-grid systems. The demand for electricity is estimated to rise at an annual pace of 8% - 10%. Per capita consumption of electricity meanwhile reflected 394 kWh / person per annum in 2006.
The 10 year horizon development framework of the Government commenced in 2007 emphasizes on sustainable development of energy sources & delivery systems at competitive
prices. It targets at increasing fuel diversity and security through investing in both conventional sources and non conventional renewable energy. The grid and off grid energy systems are planned to ensure the access to electricity to 98% of the households by 2016. Together with economic benefits, renewable resources provide the advantage of achieving ecological efficiencies as minimizing pollution and mitigating adverse climatic factors through the provision of clean environment friendly energy.
Major hydropower potential will be fully developed with the commissioning Upper Kothmale
Hydropower Project in 2011, totaling an installed capacity of 1,355 MW.
Hence Sri Lanka offers unique opportunities to suppliers of electro technical equipment and services and the perfect timing of `E-Power Sri Lanka 2011’ will provide a one stop B2B Platform for the major elements in the development of the country's electrical sector |
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Architectural, Commercial & Office Lighting
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Automation & Control Equipment
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Cables, Cable Trays & Circuit Breakers
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Connectors/Connecting Systems
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Control Systems
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Electrical Distribution & Transmission Equipment
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Electrical Installation & Electronic Equipment
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Emergency, Industrial Lighting
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Energy, Facility Management Systems
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Switching Equipment & Systems, Control Equipment
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Power Circuit breakers
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Power switches, Power switching, Load switches and Busbars
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Fans, Blowers & Accessories
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Fire Prevention Equipment & Systems
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HVAC Equipment & Accessories
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Intelligent Building Products & Systems
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Power Generation Equipment/Generators
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Power Supplies/Batteries/UPS
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Cables & Lines
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Power Cable & Fittings
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Cable Lying, Storage & Processing equipment
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Non-insulated conductors
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Pumps & Valves
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Relays & Converters
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Batteries & Switching Regulator IC’s
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Electromechanical & Mechanical Components
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Specialty Fixtures & Equipment
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Switches/Switchboards/Switchgear / Sockets / Plugs / Lamp holders
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Fuses, Safety Switches, Earthing materials
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Meter Boards, Series installation equipment
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Distribution systems
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Technical Building systems Technology, Management systems, Engineering, Automation
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Tanks & Pressure Vessels
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Testing & Measurement Equipment
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Transformers
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Trunking & Trunking Systems Water
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Treatment & Conservation Products & Systems
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Water Treatment & Conservation Products & Systems
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E-POWER Sri Lanka 2011 International Expo will assemble qualified and senior visitors having the authority to purchase or influence purchase of products and services from the entire Industry of Sri Lanka and will focus on Target visitors consisting of Businessmen, Building Contractors, Engineering Firms, Electrical Contractors, Contractors of Large scale projects, Developers – Properties & Projects, Electrical Installation Firms, Electrical Equipment Importers, Distributors & Manufacturers, Public & Private Power utilities, OEMs, Project Developers, Top Executives, Consultants, Engineers, CEO’s & Operation / Production Managers from ALL Industry sectors of Bangladesh, professionals, Agencies, Operation Managers / In-charge, Procurement Managers, Manufacturers, Exporters, Importers & Traders from all sectors of the Industry, Trading Companies, Export Houses, Government Officials & Agencies, Trade Delegations, Associations. |